Is it true that the team that won the World Cup in the history of the World Cup won the third place?

If you think about it that way, you won't be surprised why they are so coincidental.

First of all, the third place must be lost to the champion in the semi-finals, and the fourth place must be lost to the second place.

If a loss to the champions, such as Germany and Uruguay this year, doesn't that prove that Spain are lucky to qualify? At the same time, it also proves that the team in the semi-finals is not very fair, because then the matchup in the semi-finals is 1vs4 2vs3, which is really unfair, and 1vs3 2vs4 is fair.

From Germany's point of view, they are the favourites to win the tournament, and if they lose to Spain and don't even finish third, the players themselves will not agree. Besides, wouldn't it be too sorry for Germany if Spain squeezed out Germany and lost to the Netherlands. Therefore, the semi-final opponent of the third place will be sorry for the third place if he does not win the championship.

Combining all the above factors, it is not a coincidence, there is a bit of a gap in strength, which has something to do with the competition system and the mentality and psychological advantages of the players.

There is no pattern to winning the championship. You don't know the pattern, it's just that there is a striking resemblance in history. Do you think 2014 will still be?

When it comes to the championships of the past six seasons, I believe old fans can also see it. Because it is a Warriors dynasty, the Warriors have won a total of three championships, and the Spurs, Cavaliers, and Raptors have won one more championship. It's gratifying to win the championship.

In the last six seasons, there have been six teams, all of which have good championship strength, but have not been able to do so for various reasons. It's a real pity, fans, which of the following teams do you think is the most regrettable?

I'm sure everyone knows what major events happened in 2014. That year, the Big Three officially disintegrated because they didn't win the championship. Beginning in 2010, James, Wade and Bosh gathered in Miami to form the Big Three.

We have to know that although we won the championship, it was more about luck. I thought the Heat would succeed in winning three consecutive championships in the second season, but because James was injured in the first game, they eventually lost the championship and the Big Three disintegrated. It's a shame.

This year's regrettable team is still related to James. In '14, the Heat Big Three chose to dismantle after losing the championship. James is back in Cleveland and he wants to bring a championship to the city.

So that year, the Cavaliers traded champion Lang Wiggins for love, and James once again formed the Cavaliers' Big Three. Just when fans were expecting James to bring home a championship trophy for the Cavaliers, teammates Irving and Love fell at the same time, and the Big Three instantly became single-core leaders. Although he entered the finals, he was not competitive in front of the Warriors, and finally regretted missing out on the championship.

After 16 years of regret, the team finally lost James. This year, James became the ultimate king and successfully brought home a championship for the Cavaliers. He also left tears of emotion after winning the championship.

But this year, there's one team that's really sorry. Their glory was ruined by the knights, and this team was the warriors. After winning the championship last year, the Warriors officially started their dynasty.

Under the leadership of the Huashui brothers and Green, the regular season was invincible, and even broke Jordan's record of 72 wins for the Bulls. In the Western Division, they almost capsized in the gutter, falling behind the Thunder 1-0 and successfully capsizing. Just when fans thought the Warriors would have a perfect season, injuries to Bogut and Green cost the Warriors a championship and a permanent regret.

You always have to pay it back when you come out to mix. This phrase was done by the brave man himself. But in the second round of the playoffs, the Warriors lost to Durant.

Although they chose to return from the finals, they were injured again after only a few minutes of play. In the finals, they also lost to Thompson. As a result, the Warriors were left with only Curry, and it was very difficult for Curry to lead the team to win the championship.

In the end, Xiaoka led the Raptors to win the championship.

Netherlands, Argentina, Hungary, Spain. These teams have great strength and defensive ability, but they didn't win the championship.

This has to mention the Brazilian team in the 2006 World Cup in Germany, when the Brazilian team gathered Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka and other strong players, what a luxury lineup, should have won the championship, everyone expected them very much, but the result was unfortunately eliminated.

For example, there are the Netherlands in 1974 and 1978, and Portugal in 10. They were all strong in that year, but unfortunately they did not get the favor of Lady Luck and finally missed out on the championship.

In the history of the World Cup, teams that have had the strength but failed to win the championship are teams such as Portugal and the Netherlands. In the history of the World Cup in England, the Portuguese team has won the third place, and they shocked fans around the world when they entered the World Cup for the first time.

I feel that the Argentine team can, especially the tacit performance, and will definitely be able to lead the Argentine team to bring us a lot of surprises.

I feel like Messi can lead Argentina to the Hercules Cup.

Argentina has two major advantages this year:

1.Highly cohesive and collaborative. In previous games, Argentina has always given people a feeling of instability and ups and downs, but now this Argentine team has a new feeling. The only two teams that have not lost a match.

2.Messi is now in perfect condition and technically perfect. He has gone from being a scorer to a playmaker. In Paris, he can often be seen assisting Neymar and Mbappe to score. Do you think Messi is more threatening from a goalscorer to helping the team score?

In fact, Argentina was a little impatient in the first game, and the team's proudest front court did not play as well as it should, and the team did not complete the adjustment in time after consecutive goals were blown offside. In attack, Argentina's handling of the final kick is mostly up for debate, and if it could have been a little more rational, the outcome could have been different.

Argentina's biggest weakness, of course, is that it relies too much on Messi. Dybala and Lautaro Gadi Maria were picturesque up front, but there were too many sappers in the midfield.

Argentina today still hasn't gotten rid of the Ferrari front tractor setup. Referring to Neymar's injury in 2014 and Brazil's heavy defeat to Germany, football is a team sport and the risk increases greatly if you rely too much on one person!